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Chicago examiner monday vol xv no 261 a m * * Â¥ Chicago october 22 1917 monday reiritfeied pricf two pf.xts ix chicaoo elsewhere c s i-atent office a iviv^u iuo l^m x o ax]j sdbcrbg thrse cents hotels en d tea dances in cararets promiscuous dancing at night also to be barred 200 taken in police raids to end evil millionaire's son is held afternoon tea dances in chi cago's hotels restaurants and cafc3 are doomed promiscuous evening dancing in the same places where bright lights shine and music charms also is to be discarded these developments yesterday are among the first results of chicago's campaign against the vicious cabarets loop managers agree on plan harry c moir of the morrison ho tel speaking for himself and other loop managers said we have virtually agreed to abandon the afternoon affairs and to prohibit promiscuous dancing in the evening this we understand will satis fy the brewers and comply with an ordinance to be introduced in the city council we are as strong against the evil cabaret as any one we be lieve it should go and under the new ordinance we are satisfied it will morals judge orders raids 200 are jailed more than 200 men and women prisoners were taken in a cru-sade against the evil saturday night and early sunday morning scores of detectives from first deputy westbrook's and second deputy funkhouser's offices raided dance halls hotels and cabarets judge uhlir of the morals court ordered the move the prisoners will be arraigned before him this morning the judge declared last night vicious cabarets were to be stamped out city prosecutor harry b miller said if the evidence warranted he would ask for the revocation bf all licenses involved the federal government will enter the investigation to-day two sailors in uniform and ten men believed of draft age were taken in a raid at the edgewater dance hall 6sii north clark saturday night mrs beatrice johnson said to be one of the proprietors also was ar rested the men the police say they sus pact are slackers gave the following names and ages william barron nineteen 6311 north clark street walter cham berlain nineteen winnetka joseph steffen twenty 2654 kenilworth avenue william rankin nineteen ' 702 south boulevard oak park martin miller twenty 2016 gran i ville avenue matthew endy nine u s weather forecast hurrah for the kaiser 'â– â– i Chicago and vicimtv rain monday tuesday mm and . older probably snow or rain mod ' erate to fresh shifting winds becom sÂ»s tÂ«*l northwest by tuesday temperature for twenty-fonr lir.ir endinjt _.' ji m ilifthest 45 lowest ti mean 40 i vormiil temperature for the day 51 ; deficiency of lemterature since january 1 459 dear ets pieciditation for twentv-fonr hours trace de ficiency since january 1 5:118 inche6 relative " imidlt.y 7 a m 81 _. d m **. 1 v m 49 linrome'tic pressure reduced to sea le?el 7 Â«. m 30.19 7 n m 30.16 sunri-e to-dav 0:11 sunset 4:5 5 . complete toi eminent fc-eport on page 15 by raemaekers comrisht 1917 by i-onis uaemafkers meatless wheatless days ordered in homes wheeler names tuesdays and wednesdays for food economy in mandate to Chicago house wives hotels act to save sugar â€” ~ ~ â€” â€” - every housewife in Chicago will be asked to follow the example of ! the hotels restaurants and other tpublic eating places and put in force ; meatless tuesdays and wheatless wednesdays in the homes through out the city a like request will be ! made of the women in every city and village in the state this announcement was made last night by harry a wheeler Illinois food administrator pledge cards similar to those fur nished the hotel and restaurant men | will be mailed to the women the week of october 28 has been de'sig j nated as their registration week war ratioks m_ak when the women have been signed up we hope to give the state its first real taste of war rations said mr wheeler it is expected the hotel men will withdraw sugar from the dining tables and have waiters serve a maximum of two lumps with a cup of coffee and one with demitasse the food administration has sug gested that wheat consumption be reduced by flour mixed with 12 per cent of white corn flour or half corn and half rice flour mixed with wheat hour substitutes big factor substitution is the big thing in the food conservation program de clared robert stevenson jr chief of food administrator wheeler's staff for example it is no hardship for a family using four loaves of white Chicago food prices called highest in u.s new york oct 21 food prices in Chicago are the highest in the united states a comparison with other leading cities issued to-day by the health department shows it is asserted wholesome food for a man wife and three children costs for a week Chicago 9.89 boston 9.14 new york 9.67 san fran'co 9.12 new orl'ns 9.25 the average throughout the united states ie put at 9.43 bread a week to switch to three oaves of white and one of graham corn bread can be used occasional n place of biscuits made of white flour â€¢ . let every american eat all he wishes at every meal is our mes sage but let him substitute othei jour for white flour occasionally i'ish poultry beans etc for meat and honey and sirups for sugar dr spurgeon famed london pastor dead london oct 21 the rev thomas spurgeon former pastor of the metropolitan tabernacle died here saturday pr spurgeon was born in london in 1856 the son of charles haddon spurgeon a famous english baptist preacher the first pastor at the tabernacle and also fouff_,er of a pastors college schools almshouses and an orphanage i boxing cost t.r loss of one eye sight destroyed while president he says in bout with army man trains down 14 lbs stamford conn oct 21 â€” for mer president theodore roosevelt taking a course in health training here to-day made public for the first time the fact that sight of one of his eyes was destroyed at wash ington when he was president dur ng boxing exercise with a young aptatn of artillery who was on his staff there poses their races the colonel this afternoon gave proof of his excellent physical con dition first he posed for the cam era men with william warren bar bour a princeton graduate and wealthy new york clubman who some years ago won the amateur heavyweight bcxing championship of ew york mayor john i'urroy mitchel of new york a mcafee a million aire copper dealer and william siegler the millionaire baking pow der man colonel roosevelt with mr bar bour on one side of hini and ous ' owka his handler at the farm on i the other started on a circuit of the i half-mile track on the place beats mayor mitfhet colonel roosevelt up so fast a pace mayor mitchel turned back be fore half the circuit had been made and the little army of newspaper men and onlookers were all winded when the dash was over when colonel roosevelt began his course of treatment on october 8 he weighed 21 pounds and his waistline i measured 46 inches he now weighs ! 202 pounds and his girth is i'2 inches - . ik fel kaiser ignores dr michaelis fall is seen amsterdam oct 21 on his return from constantinople to-morrow kaiser wilhe'.m will confer with prince von buelow and dr von bethmann-hollweg former chancellors it was an nounced in berlin to-day mention of dr michaelis the present chancellor is omitted from this pointed evidence of dis favor his enemies draw the con clusion that his fall is immitfent the emperor spent friday in sofia as the guest of czar ferdi nand constantinople oct 21 at a banquet at the palace of dolmabagtche thursday night kaiser wilhelm said fighting shoulder to shoulder with the austrians hungarians and bulgarians the germans and turks will convince our enemies how useless it is for them to pro long the war when peace comes our peoples wi'.l be united more firmly than ever in the__kflik of kultur allied fleet shells ostend british flyers bomb bruges in sea and air drive on u-boat bases london oct 21 â€” an allied fleet has shelled ostcnd british naval airmen also bombed bruges another german u-boat base in belgium the first word of the bombard r nt the first move in the long | awaited naval drive to force the cjer i mans out of belgium came from ; berlin in an official war office state | r.-.ent i houses dahmkrd the brief disuatch was passed by the british admiralty which thus far j has not made any announcement of the action beyond the bare statement tra ostend had been bombarded from i the sea the german official state ment only says houses iu the city were damaged a naval offensive against the sut | marine bases established by the ger mans in belgium lone has beeu ex j pected in conjunction with the e i peated blows field marshal haig has ' been delivering against the german line in flanders brl'ties raided the british airmen raided the ' docks at bruges and the engel air drome friday night dropping a large i quantity of bombs and causing a i large fire the admiralty announced ' not one venus de milo at syracuse syracuse n y oct 21 deelar j ing there is not a single girl at syr acuse university able to pose as j venus de milo an editorial in to day's campus paper urges the co-eds keep up gymnasium work for patri â– otic reasons the editorial black faces a statement that the future of the nation depends on the women 24-hour air service to england is seen new vork oct 21 twenty-four hour air service between engla-d and newfoundland in the near tu ture is predicted by lord montague of beaulieu an aviation expert in overseas mrs vincent astor s father enters navy staatsburg n y oct 21.â€”rob crt p huntington whose daughter married vincent festor has been com missioned a lieutenant in the ameri can navy . russian squadron escapes eludes teuton blockading fleet at moon sound slav soldier council offers peace bid kerensky opens parliament london oct 21 the russian fleet has escaped from mcon ' sound in the gulf of riga i eluding the german fleet berlin an \ nounced to-night the russian squadron is sailing in i a northerly direction and apparently ; ! has no obstacles left in the way to j j a retreat to the safety of the gulf | j of finland where the main baltic i fleet is barring the way to a german | sea attack on petrograd berlin announced the russians i i abandoned the battleship slava â€¢ i sunk by its crew to escape capture i i i | when it was crippled in last week s i fighting and four other vessels j which had gone ashore hapsal cn the estonian mainland ' east of moon sound has been evacu j ated the russian war oftice an ' ncunced to-night a number of zeppelins have bom i barded those ports of the riga gulf i coast still held by the russians and ! thc gulf of finland coasts killing j women and children russ soldiers council asks no conquest peace petrograd oct 21.â€”the rus ! sian council of soldiers and work men's delegates to-day made public , i proposals for world peace the basic features of these pro posals which are backed by the un.ted fighting and industrial j | strength of t?le new republic are no j â€¢ conquests no annexations no in ! i demnities the terms follow i evacuation by the i.ertmin uf i ruxxia jin autonomy of poland | i.i liiinnin nnd tlie lettish province i _!. autonomy of turkish armenia ;. solution of the alsaee-lor j raine question by n plebiscite the j ! voting being nrrungl ti by local civil authorities lifter the removal of nil j ! the troop of both belligerents want belgium restored and repaid 4 rentorniion to belgium of her ; ancient frontier nnd compensation j for her losses trom un international fund â– j 5 restoration of serbiu nnd montcingro frith similar compensa tion serbiu to have access to the j adriatic bosnia and herzesovina j to bc autonomous tf disputed balkan districts to receive provisional autonomy fol lowed by a plebiscite 7 roumania to be restored her old frontiers on condition ibut she tyrant dobrudja autonomy and grant iiciii rights to jews s autonomy fur the talian provinces of austria to be olio v il ! j by a plebiscite 0 restitution of nil colonics to germany 10 re-estnlillshment of greece , and persia demand panama canal be neutralized 11 neutralization of all straits lending to inner sens and also the suez and panama canals freedom of navigation for merchant ships ' â– edison to tell navy board of u-boat cure washington oct 21 thomas i i a edison will tell the naval board j on wednesday the secrets he has de ! j vised for helping win the war he | ! has been busy for months in his j laboratory it is said his chief sub ' | ject will be devices for defealing the j : submarine edison spends much of j i his time in washington now raises miners wage 10c public pays lexington ky oct 21 miners | will get an advance of 10 cents a ton j and coal prices will advance to cover ! the cost of production according to hywell davies united states con jciliator of industrial strikes who re : turned to-day trom washington where he attended the conference of i the fuel administration _ mrs wilson packs two war gift bags washington oct 21 a christ j mas good cheer bag packed by mrs woodrow wilson wife of the presi dent will be the christmas gift to i ! one lucky american soldier and tailor ' lin aciive war service mrs wbsor 1 j packed the two bags at tlit national i headquarters here of the woman's i naval service i first training camp officers in france american field headquar ters in france oct 21 â€” the cen sor to-day lifted the ban on an im portant piece of news a large group of american student reserve officers from plattsburg and other officer training camps recently arrlv^j here they are now in training 200,000 in war rally here sen husting of wis killed shot by brother in hunting milwaukee oct 21 â€” united states senator paul 0 hust ing was morta'ly wounded late to-day when he was accident ally shot while hunting he died at 10:35 o'clock to-night the accident occurred at rush i lake wis the shot was fired by | his brother the charge tore away part of the i senator's left lung he was carried i unconscious to a nearby farmhouse and surgeons from all nearby cities were rushed to the scene sank too rapidly to permit removal those attending him desired to re move senator kusting to au osh kosh hospital but although a special ; train was held in readiness the pa tient's rapidly sinking condition pre cluded any attempt to move him the accident occurred about 4 o'clock while senator husting and i his brother gustave were hunting j ducks in a blind on rush lake they : were in separate boats less than two j feet apart the senator seeing a flock of i ducks making ready to rise culled i to his brother to shoot across his â– boat gustavo pointed his shotgun and just as the ducks left the water fired | senator husting in his excitement had risen and was almost standing when gustave pulled the trigger i he received the full charge of bird j shot no use boys let me lie quiet he asks dr mues clark of ripon was im mediately called mis examination showed the serious condition of the senator and he ordered messages be sent calling other ripon and fond dj lac surgeons he dressed the wound a little later senator husting re ! grained consciousness during the op ! eration and spoke once it's no use boys he said let me lie quiet the pain is awful it was my fault not gus he said he did not speak again and a short time later lapsed back into uncon sciousness never reviving bnlbabu mm t'd ununu i greatest patriotic throng in city's history packs lake front and fills auditorium with song hear lowden rainey darrow an epoch in patriotism was en acted in Chicago yesterday 1 i afternoon : i more than 200,000 persons gatkv \ ' ered on the lake front and along michigan avenue to pay homage to i ! the flag and its defenders on uli ! nois â€” america lay four thou sand more â€” all the auditorium theater could accommodate â€” heard : addresses by governor lowden congressman henry t rainey i clarence darrow samuel insul and harold ickes the churches were represented i by archbishop mundelein and bish op lallows the archbishops led tug i prayer i ! throng amazes i j defense council â– the 200.030 citizens turned cus for one pzrpose â€” to let the rest oil ' the nation know that Illinois and i Chicago are for a war to the finish 1 so enormous was the throng that j i it exceeded the most hopeful ex i i pectations of th state council of i defense by whom it was arranged it gathered in little groups on michigan avenue long before - j o'clock the hour set for the celebra | tion and it swept out in grant park j in a horde when the first strains of | martial music sounded ! aviator drops ! bombs of flags it remained though for an aviator ' carrying liberty bond messages Â» i touch off the day's doings tha ( | first bomb he dropped exploded ia i the air and released an american 1 flag thereafter the shouting was m continuous j lieutenant r w sr.hroeder was thf thriller in the outdoor demonstra tion he flew to Chicago â€” his horns town â€” from the government school at rantoul in an hour and forty m'u utes and he topped his day'a achievements by making thirty-line i successive loops thus establishiej j a new american military recoru , when lieutenant john i'hilllmfl sousa led the great lakes n-iv^^b band down the btreet hi was : ? pq i an ovation six hundred naval vo"i â– unteers 1.100 mennbera of the elev fl enth regiment Illinois infantry 200 i i militiamen of the oal rk ressrvo j and oho high school cadets foj j lowed and ll entered i " â€¢ llifa 1 j tary ; 1 in the park ' jm knights templar m j parade 5,000 strong â– the kirst battaliou of the 5*lri|^b regiment illn.ois reserves corajb posed oi company a wlnnetka glencoe c highl.-ud park and c 1 wilinette likewise engaged in ti.Â»j m pageant there were 600 men ia t'^b line of march five thousand knights tet^^f/k^m splendent in colorful unio raded to ihe music oi continued 01 4th page 1st column continued on 7th page 3d column 2 good pay x ' zzz 1 and steady cmfrtoyment are of __ fered you to-day through help wanted columns in the exam iner classified section turn to thr want ad pages now and ' â€” * select at once the place that gj ' t suits you and your ability too ' * ' ' i fjj final | jeditiont

Chicago examiner monday vol xv no 261 a m * * Â¥ Chicago october 22 1917 monday reiritfeied pricf two pf.xts ix chicaoo elsewhere c s i-atent office a iviv^u iuo l^m x o ax]j sdbcrbg thrse cents hotels en d tea dances in cararets promiscuous dancing at night also to be barred 200 taken in police raids to end evil millionaire's son is held afternoon tea dances in chi cago's hotels restaurants and cafc3 are doomed promiscuous evening dancing in the same places where bright lights shine and music charms also is to be discarded these developments yesterday are among the first results of chicago's campaign against the vicious cabarets loop managers agree on plan harry c moir of the morrison ho tel speaking for himself and other loop managers said we have virtually agreed to abandon the afternoon affairs and to prohibit promiscuous dancing in the evening this we understand will satis fy the brewers and comply with an ordinance to be introduced in the city council we are as strong against the evil cabaret as any one we be lieve it should go and under the new ordinance we are satisfied it will morals judge orders raids 200 are jailed more than 200 men and women prisoners were taken in a cru-sade against the evil saturday night and early sunday morning scores of detectives from first deputy westbrook's and second deputy funkhouser's offices raided dance halls hotels and cabarets judge uhlir of the morals court ordered the move the prisoners will be arraigned before him this morning the judge declared last night vicious cabarets were to be stamped out city prosecutor harry b miller said if the evidence warranted he would ask for the revocation bf all licenses involved the federal government will enter the investigation to-day two sailors in uniform and ten men believed of draft age were taken in a raid at the edgewater dance hall 6sii north clark saturday night mrs beatrice johnson said to be one of the proprietors also was ar rested the men the police say they sus pact are slackers gave the following names and ages william barron nineteen 6311 north clark street walter cham berlain nineteen winnetka joseph steffen twenty 2654 kenilworth avenue william rankin nineteen ' 702 south boulevard oak park martin miller twenty 2016 gran i ville avenue matthew endy nine u s weather forecast hurrah for the kaiser 'â– â– i Chicago and vicimtv rain monday tuesday mm and . older probably snow or rain mod ' erate to fresh shifting winds becom sÂ»s tÂ«*l northwest by tuesday temperature for twenty-fonr lir.ir endinjt _.' ji m ilifthest 45 lowest ti mean 40 i vormiil temperature for the day 51 ; deficiency of lemterature since january 1 459 dear ets pieciditation for twentv-fonr hours trace de ficiency since january 1 5:118 inche6 relative " imidlt.y 7 a m 81 _. d m **. 1 v m 49 linrome'tic pressure reduced to sea le?el 7 Â«. m 30.19 7 n m 30.16 sunri-e to-dav 0:11 sunset 4:5 5 . complete toi eminent fc-eport on page 15 by raemaekers comrisht 1917 by i-onis uaemafkers meatless wheatless days ordered in homes wheeler names tuesdays and wednesdays for food economy in mandate to Chicago house wives hotels act to save sugar â€” ~ ~ â€” â€” - every housewife in Chicago will be asked to follow the example of ! the hotels restaurants and other tpublic eating places and put in force ; meatless tuesdays and wheatless wednesdays in the homes through out the city a like request will be ! made of the women in every city and village in the state this announcement was made last night by harry a wheeler Illinois food administrator pledge cards similar to those fur nished the hotel and restaurant men | will be mailed to the women the week of october 28 has been de'sig j nated as their registration week war ratioks m_ak when the women have been signed up we hope to give the state its first real taste of war rations said mr wheeler it is expected the hotel men will withdraw sugar from the dining tables and have waiters serve a maximum of two lumps with a cup of coffee and one with demitasse the food administration has sug gested that wheat consumption be reduced by flour mixed with 12 per cent of white corn flour or half corn and half rice flour mixed with wheat hour substitutes big factor substitution is the big thing in the food conservation program de clared robert stevenson jr chief of food administrator wheeler's staff for example it is no hardship for a family using four loaves of white Chicago food prices called highest in u.s new york oct 21 food prices in Chicago are the highest in the united states a comparison with other leading cities issued to-day by the health department shows it is asserted wholesome food for a man wife and three children costs for a week Chicago 9.89 boston 9.14 new york 9.67 san fran'co 9.12 new orl'ns 9.25 the average throughout the united states ie put at 9.43 bread a week to switch to three oaves of white and one of graham corn bread can be used occasional n place of biscuits made of white flour â€¢ . let every american eat all he wishes at every meal is our mes sage but let him substitute othei jour for white flour occasionally i'ish poultry beans etc for meat and honey and sirups for sugar dr spurgeon famed london pastor dead london oct 21 the rev thomas spurgeon former pastor of the metropolitan tabernacle died here saturday pr spurgeon was born in london in 1856 the son of charles haddon spurgeon a famous english baptist preacher the first pastor at the tabernacle and also fouff_,er of a pastors college schools almshouses and an orphanage i boxing cost t.r loss of one eye sight destroyed while president he says in bout with army man trains down 14 lbs stamford conn oct 21 â€” for mer president theodore roosevelt taking a course in health training here to-day made public for the first time the fact that sight of one of his eyes was destroyed at wash ington when he was president dur ng boxing exercise with a young aptatn of artillery who was on his staff there poses their races the colonel this afternoon gave proof of his excellent physical con dition first he posed for the cam era men with william warren bar bour a princeton graduate and wealthy new york clubman who some years ago won the amateur heavyweight bcxing championship of ew york mayor john i'urroy mitchel of new york a mcafee a million aire copper dealer and william siegler the millionaire baking pow der man colonel roosevelt with mr bar bour on one side of hini and ous ' owka his handler at the farm on i the other started on a circuit of the i half-mile track on the place beats mayor mitfhet colonel roosevelt up so fast a pace mayor mitchel turned back be fore half the circuit had been made and the little army of newspaper men and onlookers were all winded when the dash was over when colonel roosevelt began his course of treatment on october 8 he weighed 21 pounds and his waistline i measured 46 inches he now weighs ! 202 pounds and his girth is i'2 inches - . ik fel kaiser ignores dr michaelis fall is seen amsterdam oct 21 on his return from constantinople to-morrow kaiser wilhe'.m will confer with prince von buelow and dr von bethmann-hollweg former chancellors it was an nounced in berlin to-day mention of dr michaelis the present chancellor is omitted from this pointed evidence of dis favor his enemies draw the con clusion that his fall is immitfent the emperor spent friday in sofia as the guest of czar ferdi nand constantinople oct 21 at a banquet at the palace of dolmabagtche thursday night kaiser wilhelm said fighting shoulder to shoulder with the austrians hungarians and bulgarians the germans and turks will convince our enemies how useless it is for them to pro long the war when peace comes our peoples wi'.l be united more firmly than ever in the__kflik of kultur allied fleet shells ostend british flyers bomb bruges in sea and air drive on u-boat bases london oct 21 â€” an allied fleet has shelled ostcnd british naval airmen also bombed bruges another german u-boat base in belgium the first word of the bombard r nt the first move in the long | awaited naval drive to force the cjer i mans out of belgium came from ; berlin in an official war office state | r.-.ent i houses dahmkrd the brief disuatch was passed by the british admiralty which thus far j has not made any announcement of the action beyond the bare statement tra ostend had been bombarded from i the sea the german official state ment only says houses iu the city were damaged a naval offensive against the sut | marine bases established by the ger mans in belgium lone has beeu ex j pected in conjunction with the e i peated blows field marshal haig has ' been delivering against the german line in flanders brl'ties raided the british airmen raided the ' docks at bruges and the engel air drome friday night dropping a large i quantity of bombs and causing a i large fire the admiralty announced ' not one venus de milo at syracuse syracuse n y oct 21 deelar j ing there is not a single girl at syr acuse university able to pose as j venus de milo an editorial in to day's campus paper urges the co-eds keep up gymnasium work for patri â– otic reasons the editorial black faces a statement that the future of the nation depends on the women 24-hour air service to england is seen new vork oct 21 twenty-four hour air service between engla-d and newfoundland in the near tu ture is predicted by lord montague of beaulieu an aviation expert in overseas mrs vincent astor s father enters navy staatsburg n y oct 21.â€”rob crt p huntington whose daughter married vincent festor has been com missioned a lieutenant in the ameri can navy . russian squadron escapes eludes teuton blockading fleet at moon sound slav soldier council offers peace bid kerensky opens parliament london oct 21 the russian fleet has escaped from mcon ' sound in the gulf of riga i eluding the german fleet berlin an \ nounced to-night the russian squadron is sailing in i a northerly direction and apparently ; ! has no obstacles left in the way to j j a retreat to the safety of the gulf | j of finland where the main baltic i fleet is barring the way to a german | sea attack on petrograd berlin announced the russians i i abandoned the battleship slava â€¢ i sunk by its crew to escape capture i i i | when it was crippled in last week s i fighting and four other vessels j which had gone ashore hapsal cn the estonian mainland ' east of moon sound has been evacu j ated the russian war oftice an ' ncunced to-night a number of zeppelins have bom i barded those ports of the riga gulf i coast still held by the russians and ! thc gulf of finland coasts killing j women and children russ soldiers council asks no conquest peace petrograd oct 21.â€”the rus ! sian council of soldiers and work men's delegates to-day made public , i proposals for world peace the basic features of these pro posals which are backed by the un.ted fighting and industrial j | strength of t?le new republic are no j â€¢ conquests no annexations no in ! i demnities the terms follow i evacuation by the i.ertmin uf i ruxxia jin autonomy of poland | i.i liiinnin nnd tlie lettish province i _!. autonomy of turkish armenia ;. solution of the alsaee-lor j raine question by n plebiscite the j ! voting being nrrungl ti by local civil authorities lifter the removal of nil j ! the troop of both belligerents want belgium restored and repaid 4 rentorniion to belgium of her ; ancient frontier nnd compensation j for her losses trom un international fund â– j 5 restoration of serbiu nnd montcingro frith similar compensa tion serbiu to have access to the j adriatic bosnia and herzesovina j to bc autonomous tf disputed balkan districts to receive provisional autonomy fol lowed by a plebiscite 7 roumania to be restored her old frontiers on condition ibut she tyrant dobrudja autonomy and grant iiciii rights to jews s autonomy fur the talian provinces of austria to be olio v il ! j by a plebiscite 0 restitution of nil colonics to germany 10 re-estnlillshment of greece , and persia demand panama canal be neutralized 11 neutralization of all straits lending to inner sens and also the suez and panama canals freedom of navigation for merchant ships ' â– edison to tell navy board of u-boat cure washington oct 21 thomas i i a edison will tell the naval board j on wednesday the secrets he has de ! j vised for helping win the war he | ! has been busy for months in his j laboratory it is said his chief sub ' | ject will be devices for defealing the j : submarine edison spends much of j i his time in washington now raises miners wage 10c public pays lexington ky oct 21 miners | will get an advance of 10 cents a ton j and coal prices will advance to cover ! the cost of production according to hywell davies united states con jciliator of industrial strikes who re : turned to-day trom washington where he attended the conference of i the fuel administration _ mrs wilson packs two war gift bags washington oct 21 a christ j mas good cheer bag packed by mrs woodrow wilson wife of the presi dent will be the christmas gift to i ! one lucky american soldier and tailor ' lin aciive war service mrs wbsor 1 j packed the two bags at tlit national i headquarters here of the woman's i naval service i first training camp officers in france american field headquar ters in france oct 21 â€” the cen sor to-day lifted the ban on an im portant piece of news a large group of american student reserve officers from plattsburg and other officer training camps recently arrlv^j here they are now in training 200,000 in war rally here sen husting of wis killed shot by brother in hunting milwaukee oct 21 â€” united states senator paul 0 hust ing was morta'ly wounded late to-day when he was accident ally shot while hunting he died at 10:35 o'clock to-night the accident occurred at rush i lake wis the shot was fired by | his brother the charge tore away part of the i senator's left lung he was carried i unconscious to a nearby farmhouse and surgeons from all nearby cities were rushed to the scene sank too rapidly to permit removal those attending him desired to re move senator kusting to au osh kosh hospital but although a special ; train was held in readiness the pa tient's rapidly sinking condition pre cluded any attempt to move him the accident occurred about 4 o'clock while senator husting and i his brother gustave were hunting j ducks in a blind on rush lake they : were in separate boats less than two j feet apart the senator seeing a flock of i ducks making ready to rise culled i to his brother to shoot across his â– boat gustavo pointed his shotgun and just as the ducks left the water fired | senator husting in his excitement had risen and was almost standing when gustave pulled the trigger i he received the full charge of bird j shot no use boys let me lie quiet he asks dr mues clark of ripon was im mediately called mis examination showed the serious condition of the senator and he ordered messages be sent calling other ripon and fond dj lac surgeons he dressed the wound a little later senator husting re ! grained consciousness during the op ! eration and spoke once it's no use boys he said let me lie quiet the pain is awful it was my fault not gus he said he did not speak again and a short time later lapsed back into uncon sciousness never reviving bnlbabu mm t'd ununu i greatest patriotic throng in city's history packs lake front and fills auditorium with song hear lowden rainey darrow an epoch in patriotism was en acted in Chicago yesterday 1 i afternoon : i more than 200,000 persons gatkv \ ' ered on the lake front and along michigan avenue to pay homage to i ! the flag and its defenders on uli ! nois â€” america lay four thou sand more â€” all the auditorium theater could accommodate â€” heard : addresses by governor lowden congressman henry t rainey i clarence darrow samuel insul and harold ickes the churches were represented i by archbishop mundelein and bish op lallows the archbishops led tug i prayer i ! throng amazes i j defense council â– the 200.030 citizens turned cus for one pzrpose â€” to let the rest oil ' the nation know that Illinois and i Chicago are for a war to the finish 1 so enormous was the throng that j i it exceeded the most hopeful ex i i pectations of th state council of i defense by whom it was arranged it gathered in little groups on michigan avenue long before - j o'clock the hour set for the celebra | tion and it swept out in grant park j in a horde when the first strains of | martial music sounded ! aviator drops ! bombs of flags it remained though for an aviator ' carrying liberty bond messages Â» i touch off the day's doings tha ( | first bomb he dropped exploded ia i the air and released an american 1 flag thereafter the shouting was m continuous j lieutenant r w sr.hroeder was thf thriller in the outdoor demonstra tion he flew to Chicago â€” his horns town â€” from the government school at rantoul in an hour and forty m'u utes and he topped his day'a achievements by making thirty-line i successive loops thus establishiej j a new american military recoru , when lieutenant john i'hilllmfl sousa led the great lakes n-iv^^b band down the btreet hi was : ? pq i an ovation six hundred naval vo"i â– unteers 1.100 mennbera of the elev fl enth regiment Illinois infantry 200 i i militiamen of the oal rk ressrvo j and oho high school cadets foj j lowed and ll entered i " â€¢ llifa 1 j tary ; 1 in the park ' jm knights templar m j parade 5,000 strong â– the kirst battaliou of the 5*lri|^b regiment illn.ois reserves corajb posed oi company a wlnnetka glencoe c highl.-ud park and c 1 wilinette likewise engaged in ti.Â»j m pageant there were 600 men ia t'^b line of march five thousand knights tet^^f/k^m splendent in colorful unio raded to ihe music oi continued 01 4th page 1st column continued on 7th page 3d column 2 good pay x ' zzz 1 and steady cmfrtoyment are of __ fered you to-day through help wanted columns in the exam iner classified section turn to thr want ad pages now and ' â€” * select at once the place that gj ' t suits you and your ability too ' * ' ' i fjj final | jeditiont